Showing posts with label Angel of Death. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Angel of Death. Show all posts

Thursday, June 7, 2012

Reader Submitted: The "Prim Reaper" at SL9B


Taken at the Second Life Ninth Birthday area by Crap Mariner, the "Prim Reaper" trying to sneak up on me. Fortunately all it took to get away from the "Angel of Death" was to ask him to sign a copy of "Diskworld."

Tuesday, May 29, 2012

SL Machinima: "SL9B - The Angel Of Death #5"



Crap Mariner does another of his "Angel of Death" SL9B machinimas, in which he thanks the various blogs and newsletters, Second Life Newser included, for getting the word about the anniversary event, as well as trying to get Marx Dudex to perform there, "The Angel Of Death tries to recruit Marx Dudek from The Listening Room to perform at SL9B, thanks the many blogs that have gotten the word out about SL9B, and... and... um... maybe you don't want to watch the ending."

I remember Marx performing at the SL8B Bay City exhibit, so maybe the Grim Reaper won't have to work so hard to persude her.

Saturday, May 26, 2012

SL Machinima: "SL9B - The Angel Of Death #2 "



"Another quick hello from The Angel Of Death regarding the 9th birthday of Second Life with an exclusive sneak preview of the SL9B sims!"

Thursday, May 24, 2012

SL Machinima: "SL9B - The Angel Of Death "



"A quick hello from The Angel Of Death regarding the 9th birthday of Second Life," by Crap Mariner. In recent days, six sims were added by an anonymous donor to the ten donated by the Dream Seeker Estates. And then came four more, for a total of twenty, "We have 7 full sims for your exhibits as well as 2 part sims, giving around 250 to 300 available plots. As of now we’ve received 125 applications, meaning we’re more or less halfway to filling them. This is pretty cool since we’ve only had applications open for around a week! It also means that if you haven’t applied yet, there’s still room for you, but don’t wait around till the last minute as you could miss out!" Two of the sims will be water, including one for exhibits, and the cake baker was named, Japanese artist Mikati Slade.